In the cold winter season, the officers and soldiers of a certain regiment of Xining Joint Logistics Support Center, who had just completed their training mission, moved to a high-altitude place thousands of miles away and joined hands with a certain unit of the Air Force to carry out practical and collaborative training. Discovered 'enemy' low altitude reconnaissance aircraft! ”At the training site, special news has arrived. After a comprehensive assessment of the situation, the commander of the regiment instructed each team to lay concealed routes while applying for support from a certain unit of the air force, requesting to strengthen air defense vigilance and surrounding control. At the same time, they dispatched an oil pipeline battalion to set up false targets with some officers and soldiers of the service battalion, luring the "enemy" to launch firepower strikes. In the end, with the close cooperation of the two units, the special situation was effectively handled. It is reported that during this training, the regiment fully implemented the concept of collaboration, shared real-time battlefield information with a certain unit of the Air Force, accurately grasped fuel consumption and expected demand, actively explored efficient connections with various combat units, reconnaissance and early warning forces, and military branches, and effectively honed the ability of officers and soldiers to cooperate. Leakage of oil pipelines, temporary changes in routes, and pump stations being destroyed by "enemies"... The author observed at the training site that various special situations were set up in a timely manner, and different dangerous situations appeared in combination. The participating officers and soldiers from the two units closely cooperated, adapted to the situation, and flexibly handled various special situations. The level of collaborative combat and emergency response capabilities were fully tested. During training, the regiment also relied on the reconnaissance and early warning forces of a certain unit of the Air Force to grasp the battlefield situation in real time, adjusted the supply path multiple times on the spot, and successfully completed various fuel supply tasks. At the review meeting, from on-site commanders to grassroots officers and soldiers, everyone spoke candidly about issues and pointed out their shortcomings. Multiple problems such as "weak practical awareness" and "insufficient coordination ability" were listed one by one. The leader of the regiment told me that in the next step, they will focus on their weaknesses and carry out specialized training to further improve their comprehensive support and collaborative combat capabilities. (New Society)